Central: death of a region?

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and Birmingham studios are facing closure and many employees will be rendered jobless as it was announced that 400 jobs would be cut in the region. Some workers at Nottingham still suspect that they were expendable because it was politically unthinkable to close down news presentation and studios in Birmingham, which is the nation's second city.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Short, Clare, Downsizing

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200 more jobs to go in ITV regions

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The consequence of OfcomEs proposal to cut down ITV regional programme commitments will be that 200 jobs will be axed. Ofcom had suggested that ITV cut down its non-news regional news output to half and phase it out altogether. The recent merger of Carlton and Granada had already cut 1,000 jobs.

Economic aspects

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Millionaire jobs safe, says buyer

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Ireland based 2Waytraffic has acquired United Kingdom base television production firm Celador International which produced popular game show 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire'? The company has assured employees their jobs despite of acquisition.

Acquisitions & mergers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Labor relations, Game shows, Celador International

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